Islam and Other Faiths

This volume compiles a series of articles by the late Ismail al-Faruqi, spanning two decades, which delve into the intricate relationships between Islam and other faiths, with a particular focus on Christianity and Judaism. The book offers a diverse selection of al-Faruqi’s work in the field of comparative religion, shedding light on various inter-religious topics. Among the subjects covered are the shared aspects and distinctions between Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, the dynamics of Muslim and non-Muslim relations, and the significance of Mission and Dawah (outreach and invitation to Islam). By presenting a comprehensive range of perspectives, this book contributes significantly to the study of comparative religion and serves as a valuable resource for those interested in understanding the complexities of interfaith dialogue and relations.